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Kuala Lumpur – A large plume of smoke was seen rising from Kuwait International Airport after an Iranian drone strike targeted a fuel storage facility, marking another escalation in the ongoing Middle East conflict.
According to Kuwait’s civil aviation authorities, at least one drone successfully struck a fuel tank at the airport, triggering a fire and sending thick black smoke into the sky. Emergency response teams were immediately deployed to contain the blaze.
Officials confirmed that multiple drones were intercepted by Kuwait’s air defense systems, but one managed to penetrate defenses and hit the airport infrastructure. Despite the dramatic visuals, initial reports indicate that the damage was limited and no casualties were recorded.
The attack is part of a broader wave of Iranian drone and missile strikes across the Gulf region, targeting strategic infrastructure including airports, oil facilities, and military bases amid rising tensions linked to the ongoing conflict involving the United States and Israel.
Authorities have activated emergency protocols at the airport, while operations and security measures are being closely monitored to prevent further escalation.
The incident highlights growing concerns over the vulnerability of key transport hubs in the region, as geopolitical tensions continue to impact civilian infrastructure and regional stability.
